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1 Folklore Review Chapter 5
2 What is Folklore? Comes from the oral tradition of virtually every culture Passed down over many years, altering with each new teller Eventually written down to be read
3 Common types of folklore in literature for young readers Nursery rhymes Folktales (talking animal, noodlehead, fairy tales, tale tales) Myths and pourquoi stories Hero tales (epics and legends) Folksongs
4 Considering quality in Folklore Sounds like spoken language, with rich natural rhythms Reflects the cultural integrity of early retellings Preserves the simple, straightforward structure of oral stories
5 Evaluating Folklore Explores significant universal themes Illustrations serve as examples of artistic excellence compliment and extend the narrative reflect the cultural heritage of the tale
6 Characteristics Short plots (other than hero tales) Little character development Straightforward moral
7 Characteristics Themes express the values of the people who created them Language is direct vivid vernacular Setting is often geographically vague Time is often vague
8 Characters Heroes Sometimes unusual births Often required to go on a quest Sometimes have magical help Often must prove themselves through many trials Usually rewarded for their heroism Triumph because of cleverness, bravery, perseverance, supreme silliness
9 Literary Conventions Story frame Directly reflects oral origins with markers of beginning and ending Once upon a time.they lived happily ever after Long ago and far away
10 Literary Conventions Western cultures Repeated use of the numbers 3 & 7 Native American cultures Repeated use of the number 4
11 Motif A recurring element, repetition of a word or phrase, objects, ideas, characters. and I ll huff and I ll puff mirrors slippers brave prince trickery
12 Motifs Cinderella stories often contain a small shoe a flight from a ball a young sister who is mistreated a prince a wicked stepmother
13 Motifs Characters Gods, witches, fairies, tricksters, stepmothers Behave in stereotypical ways so readers can predict how they will behave A representative human can be used to stand for a character trait
14 Themes Obvious, universal concerns Express the values and philosophy of the people who created them Good versus evil Hate, fear, greed versus love, security, generosity Justice
15 Themes Enchantment tales The struggle between good and evil appears in the contrast between surface and deep qualities of goodness.
16 Themes Quest Search for happiness or lost identity Hero succeeds only after repeated trials, suffering, separation Exhibits courage, sacrifice, gallantry, and cleverness
17 Types of Folklore Nursery Rhymes Folk verse Intended for very young children Baa, Baa, Black Sheep The Farmer in the Dell Fables A brief tale that presents a clear moral The moral of the story is explicitly stated The Tortoise and the Hare The Ant and the Grasshopper
18 Folktales Types of Folklore Cumulative Tales each incident grows from a preceding one The House that Jack Built There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly Talking Animal Tales animals talk with each other or with human beings Brer Rabbit, Anansi Uncle Remus
19 Types of Folklore Folktales cont. Noodlehead Tales characters who are pure hearted but lack good judgment The Three Sillies Fairy Tales magical tales with supernatural beings like trolls, giants, dragons, elves, ogres, fairies Cinderella Snow White
20 Types of Folklore Folktales cont. Tall Tales indigenous to the United States combination of history, myth, and fact John Henry Johnny Appleseed
21 Types of Folklore Mythology and pourquoi stories Myths answer questions about how humans and the world were created Express beliefs and customs of ancient cultures Archetypal themes of life and death Told together form a larger story Pourquoi stories are simple forms of myth, answering questions of why does the ladybug have spots, the mosquito buzz, etc.
22 Types of Folklore Hero Tales: Epic and Legends stories focus on the courageous deeds of superhuman mortals and their struggles against each other or against gods and monsters Illiad and the Odyssey King Arthur Gilgamesh Epics are usually written in verse and consist of a cycle of tales that center on a legendary hero Hero tales that are not epics are called legends La Llorona/The Weeping Woman Folksongs
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